loading...| Preferred Name |
Pseudogene |
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| Synonyms |
TR V pseudogene t cell receptor j pseudogene IG C pseudogene cassette type psedogene vertebrate immune system pseudogene processed pseudogene transposable element pseudogene nuclear mitochondrial pseudogene beta-tubulin pseudogene unitary pseudogene translated nonprocessed pseudogene transcribed unprocessed pseudogene pseudogene by unequal crossing over IG V pseudogene pseudogenic transcript with retained intron pseudogenic gene segment pseudogenic tRNA nuclear mt pseudogene t cell receptor joining pseudogene polymorphic pseudogene processed transcript genes, processed duplicated pseudogene T cell receptor pseudogene cassette pseudogene transcribed processed pseudogene gene, processed polymorphic pseudogene with retained intron translated unprocessed pseudogene transcribed non processed pseudogene pseudogene processed transcript processed gene processed genes pseudogene, beta-tubulin t cell receptor v pseudogene immunoglobulin joining pseudogene t cell receptor variable pseudogene IG J pseudogene disabled gene TR J pseudogene beta tubulin pseudogene immunoglobulin pseudogene ig variable pseudogene pseudogenes, beta-tubulin translated processed pseudogene immunoglobulin variable pseudogene pseudogenic transcript ig joining pseudogene beta-tubulin pseudogenes retropseudogene non processed pseudogene polymorphic pseudogene pseudogene by reverse transcription junk dna |
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| Definitions |
Nonfunctional DNA sequences that are very similar to the sequences of known genes. Many seem to have arisen as functional gene duplications that subsequently underwent mutation and loss of function. Others are structurally similar to mRNA and seem to have arisen by a reverse transcription event followed by integration into the genome. Some pseudogenes are transcribed and may play a role in regulation of its homologous gene. |
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| ID |
https://pat.nichd.nih.gov/patgeneticvariance/GV.03.10 |
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| Definition |
Nonfunctional DNA sequences that are very similar to the sequences of known genes. Many seem to have arisen as functional gene duplications that subsequently underwent mutation and loss of function. Others are structurally similar to mRNA and seem to have arisen by a reverse transcription event followed by integration into the genome. Some pseudogenes are transcribed and may play a role in regulation of its homologous gene. |
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| Definition Source |
National Cancer Institute Thesaurus (NCIT) |
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| Label |
Pseudogene |
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| notation |
GV.03.10 |
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| PAT ID |
GV.03.10 |
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| prefLabel |
Pseudogene |
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| Synonyms |
TR V pseudogene t cell receptor j pseudogene IG C pseudogene cassette type psedogene vertebrate immune system pseudogene processed pseudogene transposable element pseudogene nuclear mitochondrial pseudogene beta-tubulin pseudogene unitary pseudogene translated nonprocessed pseudogene transcribed unprocessed pseudogene pseudogene by unequal crossing over IG V pseudogene pseudogenic transcript with retained intron pseudogenic gene segment pseudogenic tRNA nuclear mt pseudogene t cell receptor joining pseudogene polymorphic pseudogene processed transcript genes, processed duplicated pseudogene T cell receptor pseudogene cassette pseudogene transcribed processed pseudogene gene, processed polymorphic pseudogene with retained intron translated unprocessed pseudogene transcribed non processed pseudogene pseudogene processed transcript processed gene processed genes pseudogene, beta-tubulin t cell receptor v pseudogene immunoglobulin joining pseudogene t cell receptor variable pseudogene IG J pseudogene disabled gene TR J pseudogene beta tubulin pseudogene immunoglobulin pseudogene ig variable pseudogene pseudogenes, beta-tubulin translated processed pseudogene immunoglobulin variable pseudogene pseudogenic transcript ig joining pseudogene beta-tubulin pseudogenes retropseudogene non processed pseudogene polymorphic pseudogene pseudogene by reverse transcription junk dna |